EP1255365A2 - Anordnung und Verfahren zur Überwachung der Performance von DWDM Mehrwellenlängensystemen - Google Patents
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- tunable, narrow-band filter used.
- acousto-optical filters e.g. Wandel & Goltermann
- piezoelectrically controlled microfilters e.g. Fa. Queensgate
- tunable fiber Bragg gratings e.g. from ElectroPhotonics Corp.
- the filter technology is not limited to optical filtering, but it can also be used after a previous conversion to electronic Signals are made at the electrical signal level.
- electronic Filtering is the optical signal in a nonlinear optical Component mixed with an optical reference signal and the difference frequency evaluated on an electronic spectrum analyzer (Hewlett Packard).
- Another variant is the lattice monochromator technology, in which either the grid rotated and the spatially resolved signal spectrum with a single photodiode is scanned or the grid is fixed and a scanning deflection mirror provided in front of the exit slit of the monochromator or a movable reflection element is the angle of incidence of Radiation on the grid changes (e.g. from Photonetics), or it becomes a fixed one Grid together with a line of photodiodes as a detector unit (e.g. Yokogawa) is used.
- the detector signal of a Michelson interferometer with variable path lengths using the Fourier transform won the spectrum e.g. Hewlett Packard.
- the object of the invention is to implement a suitable measuring system which regarding resolution, measuring accuracy, ASE measurement and dynamics, shorter Measuring time, longevity and small space requirements as well as less expensive Execution meets the requirements of a DWDM monitor system.
- Fig.1 shows a complete electronic solution in the form of an optoelectronic Cross correlator 2.
- two optical signals with each other mixed without first converting it into electrical signals.
- These two signals are on the one hand the measuring light 5 to be examined and on the other hand the reference light originating from a tunable laser 4.
- the reference oscillator laser
- a beat frequency arises, the more and more low frequency when approaching the measuring light frequency and goes to zero if the frequency is equal.
- This enables the Use of components intended for the low frequency range and therefore also a high-resistance load resistor for the mixer output. This leads to a significant improvement in detection sensitivity.
- the frequency range to be processed extends from a freely selectable lower one Cutoff frequency, which is expediently above disturbing low frequency and Baseband components by the intensity modulation of the optical Carrier caused, is, up to an upper limit frequency, the determines the integration bandwidth. This frequency is appropriate not significantly lower than the spectral width of the local oscillator functioning tunable laser.
- the two light signals are described by the following relationships:
- the last term describes a time-varying current which depends on the amplitudes of the two radiations and the difference in the light frequencies.
- the direction of polarization of both light sources is also involved.
- the reference light laser or the measurement light source can be made statistically variable in its polarization direction, or two orthogonally polarized beams are made available as reference light sources, for example, and the optical mixing takes place in two separate detectors with subsequent linking in the signal processor.
- the reference laser can be switched sequentially in the polarization plane, for example, and the successive measurements are linked to one another in the signal processor.
- a variant is shown as an example in FIG. 2.
- the radiation to be measured passes via the fiber input 5 as a measuring beam 39 to a nonlinear optical component, the detector 32.
- the reference beam 40 is guided to the detector 32 via the polarization unit 47.
- the electrical mixed products resulting from the optical signals pass through the low-pass filter 33 to the rectifier 34 and further to the digital signal processor 35, which carries out the evaluation of the signals, controls the display unit 36 and operates the reference laser controller 37 with the tunable laser 38.
- a wave calibration 29 of the wavelength assignment in both variants enables the provision of wavelength references.
- the gases with characteristic absorption lines in the required wavelength range contain. If such a cell in the beam path z. B. the spectrometer brought and the system illuminated broadband, so characteristic Waveforms with which an exact wavelength assignment is possible is.
- Another possibility is to measure the reference laser wavelength through an additional interferometric arrangement.
- part of the light from the tunable reference light laser to an interferometer led which also provide a highly accurate light source and in which those arising when tuning the reference light laser time-varying interference signals of the assignment of the current serve existing wavelength.
- Fig. 2 is the free radiation of measurement, reference and optionally calibration light on the non-linear detector component 32 shown.
- Fig. 3 it is shown that the merging of the different rays by a fiber-optic component, which is used as a bulk or Y-coupler 48 is carried out.
- the measurement signal at the fiber input 31 passes through the Coupler 48 to the detector 32.
- the light of the reference laser 38 is on the Polarization unit 47 in a further coupler 48 with the light of the wavelength calibration 29 combined and added to the measuring light in the first coupler 48.
- a two-channel version is given as an example, which the listed Polarization dependence allowed to be taken into account.
- the measuring light becomes orthogonal into two channels by a polarizing beam splitter 49 Polarization divided.
- the reference laser 38 also becomes more orthogonal in two beams Split polarization and with the associated measuring beams two separate detectors 46 performed.
- the output signals of both detectors then arrive at the signal processor 35 and are further processed there.
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- Wellenlängenmessung pro Kanal mit 0.08 nm absoluter Genauigkeit und 0.01 nm Auflösung
- Leistungsmessung pro Kanal mit 0.5 dB absoluter Genauigkeit und 0.1 dB Auflösung
- S/N-Messung zwischen den Kanälen mit 0.4 dB absoluter Genauigkeit, 0.1 dB Wiederholbarkeit und einer Dynamik von mindestens 33 dB
- Zuverlässigkeit über 1010 Meßzyklen (ca. 20 Jahre)
- geringe PDL (0.1 dB max)
- geringe Baugröße Zur Überwachung eignen sich grundsätzlich verschiedene Verfahren, die in konventionellen optischen Spektrumanalysatoren zur Anwendung kommen.
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- das Prinzip eines optoelektronischen Kreuzkorrelators;
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- ein Beispiel eines optoelektronischen Kreuzkorrelators;
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- die Strahlzusammenführung durch Fiber-Koppler; und
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- einen zweikanaligen optoelektronischen Kreuzkorrelator.
Außerdem geht die Polarisationsrichtung beider Lichtquellen ein. Um diese Abhängigkeit auszuschalten, kann einerseits der Referenzlichtlaser oder die Meßlichtquelle in seiner Polarisationsrichtung statistisch veränderlich gemacht werden, oder es werden z.B. als Referenzlichtquelle zwei orthogonal polarisierte Strahlen zur Verfügung gestellt und die optische Mischung erfolgt in zwei getrennten Detektoren mit nachträglicher Verknüpfung in dem Signalprozessor. Als weitere Lösung kann z.B. der Referenzlaser zeitsequentiell in der Polarisationsenbene umgeschaltet werden und die nacheinander folgenden Messungen werden in dem Signalprozessor miteinander verknüpft.
In Fig. 2 wird eine Variante beispielhaft dargestellt. Die zu messende Strahlung gelangt über den Fasereingang 5 als Meßstrahles 39 auf ein nichtlineares optisches Bauelement, den Detektor 32. Gleichzeitig wird der Referenzstrahl 40 über die Polarisationseinheit 47 zum Detektor 32 geführt. Die aus den optischen Signalen entstehenden elektrischen Mischprodukte gelangen über das Tiefpassfilter 33 zum Gleichrichter 34 und weiter zum digitalen Signalprozessor 35, der die Auswertung der Signale vornimmt, die Anzeigeeinheit 36 ansteuert und den Referenzlaser-Controler 37 mit dem abstimmbaren Laser 38 bedient.
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- Optoelektronischer Kreuzkorrelator
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- Referenzoszillator, Laser, Referenzlaser
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- Eingangssignal, Lichtleitfaser, Fasereingang
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- Wellenlängenkalibrierung
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- Nichtlineares optoelektronisches Bauelement
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- Fasereingang
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- Detektor, nichtlineares Detektorbauelement, Photodiode
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- Tiefpaßfilter
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- Referenzlaser-Controler
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- Abstimmbarer Laser, Referenzlaser
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- Meßstrahl
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- Referenzstrahl
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- Polarisationseinheit
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- Bulk- oder Y- Faserkoppler
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- Polarisierender Strahlteiler
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- Anordnung zur Überwachung der Performance von DWDM-Mehrwellenlängen-Systemen,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß sie einen optoelektronischen Kreuzkorrelator (2) aufweist zur optoelektronischen Mischung zweier optischer Signale ohne diese vorher in elektrische Signale umzusetzen. - Anordnung nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß zur optoelektronischen Mischung zweier optischer Signale zur Gewinnung des Meßsignals ein nichtlineares optoelektronisches Bauelement (30) angeordnet ist. - Anordnung nach Anspruch 1 oder 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das nichtlineare optoelektronische Bauelement eine Photodiode (32) ist. - Anordnung nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Photodiode (32) zur direkten Einstrahlung beider Lichtquellen (39, 40) auf sie zur Zusammenführung der optischen Signale eingerichtet ist. - Anordnung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3,
gekennzeichnet durch
einen Bulk- oder faseroptischen Y-Koppler (48) zur Zusammenführung der optischen Signale. - Anordnung nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das elektronische Mischsignal im NF-Frequenzband liegt. - Anordnung nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
gekennzeichnet durch
einen Signalprozessor (35) zur Weiterverarbeitung, Gleichrichtung und weiteren Auswertung des NF-Nutzsignals. - Anordnung nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
gekennzeichnet durch
einen durchstimmbaren Laser (38) zur Erzeugung einer Referenzstrahlung. - Anordnung nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der durchstimmbare Laser (38) ein Diodenlaser oder ein Faserlaser ist. - Anordnung nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
gekennzeichnet durch
einen in Schritten umschaltbaren und innerhalb jeden Teilbereichs fein durchstimmbaren Laser (38) zur Erzeugung der Referenzstrahlung. - Verfahren zur Überwachung der Performance von DWDM-Mehrwellenlängen-Systemen,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß man eine Anordnung nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 10 verwendet.
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